putin needs to enforce commitments and assad s arsenal for good and get fully engaged with the u.n. peace keeping process. julia staffy is joining us and nick paton-walsh is also joining us. what is the latest, nick? at this point, we are hearing of yet more civilian deaths. in a province which was the target of those chemical weapos attacks. bear in mind the last 48 hours a number of air strikes have gone from syrian regime jets and perhaps with russian support over the skies of that rebel-controlled area. a town hit by the chemical weapons hit the last 48 hours and causing four deaths but also in another place, we are learning of 16 civilian deaths according to the first responders there known as the white helmets. this is a message the chemical
have been about read in part i have been working with the security council to keep the peace keeping process and look forward to working with my colleagues to make the peace the process more efficient. we have to be strategic in the way we do it. there is certainly some fat at the u.n. we can trim and going back and looking at each mission and who we have on the ground and what we re doing and what was the original intent of the mission to start. through the process we ll get smarter. bill: when beheadings becomes commonplace and the u.s. doesn t want to lose lives, that s tough. the world is a much different place now. and the conversations i m having at the u.n. is the u.n. doesn t need to be all things to